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SUMMARY:PILBARA 2023 Conference
DESCRIPTION:Major Projects & Investment in a Diverse & Dynamic Region \nPilbara 2022 supported by the Pilbara Development Commission will be looking at the economic growth\, investment\, development\, productivity & innovation across the region. \nThis event further builds on 3 highly successful Pilbara Summits providing the perfect opportunity for the Pilbara regions senior industry\, investors\, businesses\, community\, and government representatives to re-join and reconnect for this unique networking and shared learning opportunity. \nThis year’s event will be held in the Pilbara region at the Red Earth Arts Precinct in Karratha. \nKey topics to be discussed at Pilbara 2022 include: \n\nWA Economy – The importance of new development & economic growth in the Pilbara\nStrategic development\, investment opportunities and emerging industries driving economic growth\nThe future of energy and decarbonisation – Renewables\, hydrogen and gas\nThe resources powerhouse of WA – growth\, new developments and decarbonisation in mines\, ports\, shipping\, and green steel\nManaging and stimulating growth\, innovative infrastructure\, transport\, primary industries and creating thriving and diverse communities\n\nVisit The Pilbara Summit website to learn more about the event\, Agenda\, Speakers and more!
URL:https://wainnovationcalendar.com.au/event/pilbara-2023-conference/
LOCATION:Red Earth Arts Precinct\, 27 Welcome Road\, Karratha\, Western Australia\, 6714\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Conference / Summit / Symposium
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SUMMARY:PITCHFEST 2023
DESCRIPTION:9 emerging entrepreneurs – 1 grand prize of $10\,000. Be inspired and invigorated by the world-changing ideas from WA’s next-gen of startup founders.  \nABOUT THE EVENT: \nShowcasing emerging entrepreneurs\n \nListen to 3-minute pitches from the 2023 Launchpad Academy finalists. This year’s event features 8 world-changing ideas\, which are sure to leave you inspired and excited for the future! \nSensational panel discussion \nSpeakers to be revealed soon – we can’t wait to share the details with you! \nSocially-conscious catering \nWhile our programs satisfy the hungry minds\, our choice of catering will please the hungry stomachs too: We partnered up with Gather Foods\, a majority Aboriginal-owned and led business\, to celebrate Local First Nations cuisine. Besides the delicious taste\, Gather Foods also wins our heart thanks to their integrity and commitment to support First Nations community through employment opportunities. \nPurposeful venue space \nLocated at the buzzing heart of Perth CBD\, ‘The Platform’ is a hub for WA-based change-makers as it’s exclusively dedicated to non-profit and social enterprises. With gorgeous lighting and generous space\, where else can we conclude the final chapter of Launchpad Academy 2023? \nSchedule  \nEvent arrival: 5 – 5.30pm \nEvents starts: 5.30pm \nNetworking 7.15 – 8pm \n  \nDon’t miss out and secure your ticket now!
URL:https://wainnovationcalendar.com.au/event/pitchfest-2023/
LOCATION:The Platform\, 256 Adelaide Terrace #3 Perth\, WA 6000 Australia\, Perth\, Australia\, 6000\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Showcase / Pitch / Demo / Tour
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SUMMARY:E Summit – Exploring the Educators Entrepreneurial Ecosystem
DESCRIPTION:This is the professional learning opportunity you have been waiting for. E Summit is a groundbreaking conference designed exclusively for current entrepreneurial educators and teachers eager to expand their knowledge in entrepreneurship education within WA. \nEntrepreneurship is fast becoming the most important pedagogy movement in education. Educators are looking beyond the constraints of commerce\, and are harnessing the power of entrepreneurship in its purest form that is the unique mindset that allows people to create value from an idea. \nOur Mission \nThe E Summit is committed to empowering educators like you with the tools\, insights\, and strategies to nurture the entrepreneurial spirit in your students. Our mission is to foster a culture of innovation\, creativity\, and forward-thinking in educational settings\, shaping the next generation of visionary leaders and changemakers. \nOur Speaker Lineup Includes: \n\nNate Sturke – Ecosystem Lead at the Innovative Society Initiative and Founder of Skills of the Modern Age.\nJeremy Chetty – Co-founder\, Student Edge and Entrepreneur in Residence at Plus Eight Sprints by Spacecubed\, Murdoch University\, and Stephen Michaels Foundation.\nNicole Dyson – Founder\, Future Anything\, Brisbane.\nBaden U’Ren – Entrepreneur in Residence\, Somerset College K-12 Gold Coast; Dean of Business and Entrepreneurship\, GC Spectrum; Co-Founder Pet Wellness Centres; Co-Founder\, The Unconventional Group.\nDavid Todd – Head of the Applied Entrepreneurship Program at Scots College\, Sydney.\nAnna Lee – Manager – Entrepreneurship Pathway Programs\, Curtin University.\nLisa Longman – Head of Innovation Pathways\, Bloom.\nNicole Lockwood – Chair of the Malka Foundation; Venture Partner at Purpose Ventures\, Chair of Infrastructure WA.\n\nWhat to Expect: \n\nEngaging Discussions: Engage in thought-provoking conversations as we explore cutting-edge teaching methodologies that ignite the entrepreneurial spark in students. Discover innovative approaches to inspire creativity and critical thinking in the classroom.\nEffective Strategies: Uncover proven strategies for promoting entrepreneurial thinking among your students. Learn how to cultivate an entrepreneurial mindset and equip your learners with the skills they need to succeed in an ever-changing world.\nAmplify Your Impact: Explore a wealth of existing programs and resources to support entrepreneurial education in your school context. Gain access to a network of like-minded professionals and educational influencers\, amplifying your impact in the realm of entrepreneurship education.\nEmbrace the Future: Stay ahead of the curve by embracing the latest trends in entrepreneurship education across all academic levels. Discover how schools\, private providers\, and universities are pioneering the way forward in entrepreneurial learning.\nNetworking Opportunities: Forge valuable connections and exchange ideas with fellow educators who share your passion for entrepreneurship. Expand your professional network and establish collaborative partnerships for future endeavours.\nThe Entrepreneurial Ecosystem: Immerse yourself in the vibrant entrepreneurial community and gain an in-depth understanding of the dynamic entrepreneurial ecosystem. Connect with key players and visionaries\, opening doors to new opportunities and collaborations.\n\nCost \nTicket price: $145 per person (+ booking fee) includes registration to the full-day Summit\, morning tea\, lunch and post-conference refreshments. \nA number of scholarships are available for educators at schools with limited professional learning budgets\, thanks to our sponsors. If you would like to apply for a scholarship\, please contact Luke here.
URL:https://wainnovationcalendar.com.au/event/e-summit-exploring-the-educators-entrepreneurial-ecosystem/
LOCATION:St Hildas\, 26 Bay View Terrace\, Mosman Park\, WA\, 6012\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Conference / Summit / Symposium
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SUMMARY:DEADLINE: CSIRO Next Generation Graduates Program Grant Round 2023-24
DESCRIPTION:Businesses and government organisations are invited to partner with universities to apply for grant funding to bring talented students into your team. \n\n\nLeading the charge in upskilling Australia’s digital tech workforce\, the Next Generation Graduates Program (NGGP) will fund up to 500 nationally competitive scholarships to attract and train the next generation of AI and emerging technologies specialists and build technology capability and skills across a range of fields. \nFunded by the Australian Government\, the NGGP will provide scholarships to domestic students and aims to attract candidates from diverse academic backgrounds\, including those with degrees in social sciences\, professional fields\, mathematical disciplines\, computational sciences\, or other areas of study. \nRound 2023-24 will provide up to a total of $15.5 million in student stipends and allowances from 2024-2029 with up to a further $5.5 million expected to be committed by industry partners. \nStructure\nThe Round will be structured with two streams: \n\nGeneral Stream – is set to allocate $7.5 million\nRegional Stream – is set to allocate up to $8 million\nNB: As part of our commitment to a regional focus\, priority will be given to Regional Stream applications that successfully meet the criteria. If funds are not fully allocated\, leftover funds may be redistributed to the General Stream.\n\nPlease review the application guidelines to assess your eligibility for these streams. \nRegional focus\nThe NGGP aims to help students unlock their full potential and shape the future of AI and emerging technologies\, with the understanding that diversity in thought and backgrounds is crucial for innovation. The NGGP have completed two rounds to date\, with 25 consortia programs successfully awarded. Yet\, of these 25\, there is only minimal regional university (as per Section 5 in the application guidelines) involvement. \nThe newly established Regional Stream seeks to: \n\nsupport participation of regional universities and their students in the NGGP\,\nencourage collaboration between industry\, other partner organisations and universities\, including regional universities\,\ncontribute to regional priorities.\n\nApplication guidelines and templates\n\nNext Generation Graduates Program Grant Round 2023-24 Application Guidelines PDF (408 KB)\nNext Generation Graduates Program Grant Round 2023-24 Application Guidelines (plain text version) TXT (42 KB)\nBudget Calculator  XLSX (29 KB)\nUniversity Letter of Support template DOCX (44 KB)\nPartner Organisation Letter of Support template DOCX (47 KB)\nApplication platform template DOCX (70 KB) – this template is only provided to you to assist brainstorming your proposed consortium program with your team of investigators/partners. All applications must be submitted electronically with the mandatory attachments through the online application platform.\n\nHow to apply\nAll applications must be submitted electronically with the mandatory attachments through the online application platform\, which will be accessible from Monday 11 September 2023.
URL:https://wainnovationcalendar.com.au/event/deadline-csiro-next-generation-graduates-program-grant-round-2023-24/
LOCATION:Apply online\, Australia
CATEGORIES:DEADLINE: Funding
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